The_Vigilante

I recently purchased some 220g bullets for my 10mm Glock 20/Colt Delta Elite. However, after perusing several reloading manuals and checking online I have found reloading date for this load to be very scarce. Any of you 10mm reloaders have any loads for this bullet? Is it possible to use a faster powder for this bullet to give the same effect using 147g with 9mm? Thanks in advance.

Maybe you could take it to a small appliance shop and they could re-solder the connections for you.

The first thing is to find out where the competitions are being held in your area-check the USPSA website which will tell you the names of the clubs in your area. Then call the person listed and find out where and when the matches take place. Then attend one of the matches to find out what's going on. You might as well take your pistol, ammo, holster, and mag pouches-they will probably welcome you with open arms and let you shoot on your first visit. Try it, you'll like it, I promise!!! Any other questions, fire away

Use case lube on the 9mm cases before you size them-will be a lot easier. I use Hornady One Shot.

The actors referred to it as a 2011?

Thought with Obamacare they couldn't deny you insurance coverage because of a pre-existing condition!

That's because it doesn't debut until October 10 which is beyond the window of the TIVO.

Then the show could get interesting unless Discovery whitewashes the show!!!

There are resources out there available for persons/families without insurance. Contact American Cancer Society for leads. I will pray for you/your family. May God be with you/your family during this time!!

Just learned about this one on another forum. Haven't seen it mentioned here so thought I would bring the members up-to-date. Here's the link to the show info: http://press.discovery.com/us/dsc/programs/american-guns/. Looks like it could be interesting if done right by Discovery.

Anybody else looking for an M&P 9mm Pro. One just went up for sale at the S&W Forum: http://smith-wessonforum.com/guns-sale-trade/210176-wts-m-p-9-pro.html#post136128628

Not familiar with Goodman. Lennox along with Carrier and Trane would be my choices. I went with Trane. Try Googling Goodman and see what you come up with. Brian, here is a link for reviews of the Goodman AC: http://www.furnacecompare.com/air-conditioners/goodman/reviews/

Have you checked Gunbroker? You can also use Google and type in "S&W M&P 9mm Pro for sale" and possibly come up with some listings. Also check the S&W M&P Forum.

One of the changes was to the fixed rear sight from adjustables.

You never know who you might meet in the stairwell!!!

Dawson Precision Adjustables on the rear and either black-serrated or FO .285/.305 on the front will cure your problem.

From the website it looks like they are having an event in Logan, Ohio June 2/3 of next year. You can sign up now!!! http://www.warriordash.com/register2012_ohio.php

I personally like the Canyon Creek magwell and Taylor-Freelance mag extensions. No preference on the followers. YMMV

I own both an XD 9mm Tactical and XDm 5.25 9mm. The OEM triggers on both were comparable-not much difference. If you want a nice trigger you are going to have to pay for it!!

I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. Same length as the 9mm 5.25-may be a little thicker but not that much.

You can't go wrong with Rich at Canyon Creek!!!

Yep, have to compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges. The bullet ogive can make a lot of difference!!!

A good place to start is measure the OAL of a factory round which drops in your barrel with no resistance.

Kinda hard to go out Zombie hunting when you're short on manpower and ammunition. It's not like they have "Dead Reckoning"!!!

Here's the link of California-approved handguns-didn't see the XDm on it: http://certguns.doj.ca.gov/safeguns_resp.asp